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You need to be sure that you trust not only the person or file server that gave you the file, but also the contents of the file itself

Here are some practical tips to avoid getting infected (again). For more general security information, please see our main security help page.

1. NEVER download blindly from people or sites which you aren't 100% sure about. In other words, as the old saying goes, don't accept candy from strangers. If you do a lot of file downloading, it's often just a matter of time before you fall victim to a Trojan.
2. Even if the file comes from a friend, you still must be sure what the file is before opening it, because many trojans will automatically try to spread themselves to friends in an email address book or on an IRC channel. There is seldom reason for a friend to send you a file that you didn't ask for. When in doubt, ask them first, and scan the attachment with a fully updated anti-virus program.
3. Beware of hidden file extensions! Windows by default hides the last extension of a file, so that innocuous-looking "susie.jpg" might really be "susie.jpg.exe" - an executable Trojan!
4. NEVER use features in your programs that automatically get or preview files. Those features may seem convenient, but they let anybody send you anything which is extremely reckless. For example, never turn on "auto DCC get" in mIRC, instead ALWAYS screen every single file you get manually. Likewise, disable the preview mode in Outlook and other email programs.
5. Never blindly type commands that others tell you to type, or go to web addresses mentioned by strangers, or run pre-fabricated programs or scripts (not even popular ones). If you do so, you are potentially trusting a stranger with control over your computer, which can lead to trojan infection or other serious harm.
6. Don't be lulled into a false sense of security just because you run anti-virus programs. Those do not protect perfectly against many viruses and trojans, even when fully up to date. Anti-virus programs should not be your front line of security, but instead they serve as a backup in case something sneaks onto your computer.
7. Don't download an executable program just to "check it out" - if it's a Trojan, the first time you run it, you're already infected!
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There are times when you do not want to download anti-virus software. These may include:

* You are on someone else computer and you don't want to install software
* Your computer is too infected or broken to install new software
* You just need to do a quick check, without the hassle of software installation

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Note: Most online virus scanners requires Internet browser's (internet explore or Mozilla firefox) with ActiveX enabled.

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Trojan horses are a huge security threat. A Trojan is a program that enters your computer undetected, giving the attacker who planted the Trojan unrestricted access to the data stored on your computer. Trojans can transmit credit card information and other confidential data in the background. Trojans are often not caught by virus scanning engines, because these are focused on viruses, not Trojans. Catching such threats would require the use of a Trojan scanner (a.k.a Trojan cleaner, Trojan remover, anti-Trojan).
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What is a trojan horse?

Trojan horse is non-self-replicating malware that appears to perform a desirable function for the user but instead facilitates unauthorized access to the user's computer system. The term is derived from the Trojan Horse story in Greek mythology.
a common yet difficult to remove computer threat. This is a type of virus that attempts to make the user think that it is a beneficial application.

What are the purpose and operations?

Trojan horses are designed to allow a hacker remote access to a target computer system. Once a Trojan horse has been installed on a target computer system, it is possible for a hacker to access it remotely and perform various operations. The operations that a hacker can perform are limited by user privileges on the target computer system and the design of the Trojan horse.
It works by hiding within a set of seemingly useful software programs. Once executed or installed in the system, this type of virus will start infecting other files in the computer.

It can spread in a number of ways. The most common means of infection is through email attachments. The developer of the virus usually uses various spamming techniques in order to distribute the virus to unsuspecting users.

These emails contain attachments. Once the user opens the attachment, the Trojan Horse Virus immediately infects the system and performs the tasks mentioned above.


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Below is the "General" process for removing these nasty things!

1. If you are using and operating systems such as Windows XP you MUST disable your System Restore before attempting any removal.After successful removal, you can re-enable System Restore. Here is how to turn off System Restore:

For Windows XP

1. Log on as Administrator.
2. Right-click the My Computer icon on the desktop and click Properties.
3. Click the System Restore tab.
4. Select Turn off System Restore.
5. Click Apply > Yes > OK.
6. Continue with the scan/clean process. Files under the _Restore folder can now be deleted.
7. Re-enable System Restore by clearing Turn off System Restore.

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3.Reboot your system in "safe mode". Here is how:
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If Windows XP is the only operating system installed on your computer, booting into Safe Mode with these instructions.

* If the computer is running, shut down Windows, and then turn off the power
* Wait 30 seconds, and then turn the computer on.
* Start tapping the F8 key. The Windows Advanced Options Menu appears. If you begin tapping the F8 key too soon, some computers display a "keyboard error" message. To resolve this, restart the computer and try again.
* Ensure that the Safe mode option is selected.
* Press Enter. The computer then begins to start in Safe mode.
* When you are finished with all troubleshooting, close all programs and restart the computer as you normally would.


4. In "safe mode", run Ad-aware, and if still needed,Search & Destroy . If you have the "paid for" versions of these products, make sure you install the "add-ons" they have. For example, Ad-Aware has a special add-on to help remove a very nasty Trojan named VX2 (or Transponder).

5.Reboot your system in normal mode and rerun Ad-Aware and Search & Destroy. Hopefully you will get a clean report.

6.Once your get a clean report, use the same System Restore procedure as above, but this time turn System Restore back on.


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If This Process Does Not Take of the Problem, prepare for some more difficult work. Because there are so many Trojan variations (with new ones showing up every day) the Trojan and anti-virus removal tools may be unable to perform automatic removal. If this is the case, we recommend the following process:
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Adware has become a major problem that has even surpassed the threat of computer viruses in regard to number of infections. These programs have been at the center of major controversy with a handful of supporters and many more critics.

ClickSpring was designed to be a direct-marketing program. The ads it displays may take many different forms such as banners, pop-ups, pop-unders or links built within web pages or sections of the Windows interface. Some of the advertising may including text ads displayed with the ClickSpring application itself or search bars, side bars and search results. The adware is behavioral based and tracks the web sites you browse, enabling it to display ads relevant to your preferences. This is made possible by the program's ability to collect data at any time and report it back to the ClickSpring server, a process that is typically done without user consent. It gathers sensitive data from your browser cache, cookies, temporary internet files and search history.

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According to Wikipedia, there are in fact eleven distinct types of malware, and even more sub-types of each.



1. Viruses. The malware that's on the news so much, even your grandmother knows what it is. You probably already have heard plenty about why this kind of software is bad for you, so there's no need to belabor the point.



2. Worms. Slight variation on viruses. The difference between viruses and worms is that viruses hide inside the files of real computer programs (for instance, the macros in Word or the VBScript in many other Microsoft applications), while worms do not infect a file or program, but rather stand on their own.



3. Wabbits. Be honest: had you ever even heard of wabbits before (outside of Warner Bros. cartoons)? According to Wikipedia, wabbits are in fact rare, and it's not hard to see why: they don't do anything to spread to other machines. A wabbit, like a virus, replicates itself, but it does not have any instructions to email itself or pass itself through a computer network in order to infect other machines. The least ambitious of all malware, it is content simply to focus on utterly devastating a single machine.



4. Trojans. Arguably the most dangerous kind of malware, at least from a social standpoint. While Trojans rarely destroy computers or even files, that's only because they have bigger targets: your financial information, your computer's system resources, and sometimes even massive denial-of-service attack launched by having thousands of computers all try to connect to a web server at the same time.



5. Spyware. In another instance of creative software naming, spyware is software that spies on you, often tracking your internet activities in order to serve you advertising. (Yes, it's possible to be both adware and spyware at the same time.)
6. Backdoors. Backdoors are much the same as Trojans or worms, except that they do something different: they open a "backdoor" onto a computer, providing a network connection for hackers or other malware to enter or for viruses or sp@m to be sent out through.




7. Exploits. Exploits attack specific security vulnerabilities. You know how Microsoft is always announcing new updates for its operating system? Often enough the updates are really trying to close the security hole targeted in a newly discovered exploit.



8. Rootkit. The malware most likely to have a human touch, rootkits are installed by crackers (bad hackers) on other people's computers. The rootkit is designed to camouflage itself in a system's core processes so as to go undetected. It is the hardest of all malware to detect and therefore to remöve; many experts recommend completely wiping your hard drive and reinstalling everything fresh.



9. Keyloggers. No prïze for guessing what this software does: yes, it logs your keystrokes, i.e., what you type. Typically, the malware kind of keyloggers (as opposed to keyloggers deliberately installed by their owners to use in diagnosing computer problems) are out to log sensitive information such as passwords and financial details.



10. Dialers. Dialers dial telephone numbers via your computer's modem. Like keyloggers, they're only malware if you don't want them. Dialers either dial expensive premium-rate telephone numbers, often located in small countries far from the host computer; or, they dial a hacker's machine to transmit stolen data.



11. URL injectors. This software "injects" a given URL in place of certain URLs when you try to visit them in your browser. Usually, the injected URL is an affïliate link to the target URL. An affïliate link is a special link used to track the traffïc an affïliate (advertiser) has sent to the original website, so that the original website can pay commissions on any salës from that traffïc.



12. Adware. The least dangerous and most lucrative malware (lucrative for its distributors, that is). Adware displays ads on your computer. The Wikipedia entry on malware does not give adware its own category even though adware is commonly called malware. As Wikipedia notes, adware is often a subset of spyware. The implication is that if the user chooses to allow adware on his or her machine, it's not really malware, which is the defense that most adware companies take. In reality, however, the choice to install adware is usually a lëgal farce involving placing a mention of the adware somewhere in the installation materials, and often only in the licensing agreement, which hardly anyone reads

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These Malwares,addware and spyware are then very dangerous, not only because they can bypass programs that are supposed to block them, but because once they're installed in your computer, nothing abnormal i showing on the system protected by an HIPS which was bypassed: If the HIPS was killed, the program interface is still showing its status as "OK", "Running" Leaving the user in a false sense of security ( Thinking he is protected, although he isn't). NOTE: these Malwares,adware,and spyware are unable to perform unhooking, and to install, when run is a user-mode account.


one insidious type of TROJAN HORSE is a program that claims to rid a computer of malwares,addware and spyware but instead introducaes malwares on to the computer.(Laptop and desktop)

Malware,addware and spyware is a catch-all term for any kind of code that was written with malicious intent. the most popular form of Malware is the WORM. Worm are self-propagating Malwares that are usally executed as stand-alone code and they fileservers or to any web servers hosting FTP,s Because worm are often implementedusing VBA Macros, they are the most common malwares associated with office documents: one very common vector for spreading worms is the accidental release of an infected word or excel documents.

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